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Deep into a late-night gaming session with friends, the excitement builds as victory is within reach, only to be shattered by a sudden connection drop. This situation is all too familiar for gamers, ...

There’s a lot of jargon to wade through when you’re comparing gaming routers. Is it worth splurging on one that supports the new Wi-Fi 7 standard? Does your home require a mesh system or will a single ...

Which gaming router is best? When you’re a gamer, the most important piece of equipment to have is a good wireless router. It doesn’t matter if you exclusively play multiplayer or single-player games, ...

Netgear today expanded its WiFi 7 mesh and standalone router lines with the new Orbi 770 Tri-band Mesh System and Nighthawk RS300 Router. The latter is targeted at gamers. These are Netgear’s most ...

For anyone looking to get serious about their gaming setup or just improve their home Wi-Fi, the Asus RT-AX86U Pro (AX5700) is a solid choice. Right now, it’s down to $187.08 on Amazon—a nice 25% off ...

Rock-solid networking is too important for gamers to ignore these days. If you’re still struggling with dropped connections, slowdowns, or dead zones, it's time to reassess your equipment and consider ...

Being a gamer isn’t cheap! Pretty much all your components and devices need to be of the highest quality and performance. If you’re looking to upgrade your Wi-Fi, here’s a nice way to save some cash.

The unsung hero in anyone’s gaming setup is an awesome router. While in an ideal world you’d hardwire everything, that’s not always possible. Instead, buy something like the WAVLINK AX3000 Wi-Fi ...

Gaming is all about speed—reaction time, frame rates, and of course, Wi-Fi. If your current router struggles to keep up, the TP-Link Archer GE800 is built to fix that. With Wi-Fi 7, 12 streams, and ...

If you've ever shopped for a gaming router, you've probably seen the terms 2.4GHz and 5GHz plastered across the box. Most gamers just pick 5GHz because "higher must be better," but that's not always ...